Ms Oswald has audaciously set out to translate the book's atmosphere, rather than its story.

ECONOMIST: Homer��s ��Iliad��

Soon he was producing his own frames and audaciously competing with his original customers.

FORBES: Lens master

Separatist Tamil Tiger rebels had audaciously attacked the airport and the neighbouring air-force base.

ECONOMIST: The separatists strike close to home

Samsung then audaciously took a page from Pepsi challenging Coke or Apple taking on Microsoft, for that matter.

FORBES: Reputation Capital

They're audaciously, passionately artificial and at the same time unabashedly romantic -- post-modern pop medleys aimed at the heart, not the brain.

CNN: Luhrmann's 'Gatsby'? It's a shame

Audaciously named the Personal Genome Machine (PGM), the silicon-based device is the smallest and cheapest DNA decoder ever to hit the market.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Still, this one investigates the unfulfilled potential of the first one so thoroughly, and develops it so audaciously, that it qualifies as a brilliant reinvention.

WSJ: Spielberg Comes Home

But in 1988 he made his ambitions clear when he audaciously launched a bid for the Democratic party's White House ticket at the tender age of 40.

BBC: Al Gore: Groomed for power

Novo got himself into the game, just failing to get on the end of a long ball into the Fiorentina box before he audaciously attempted a 40-yard chip that sailed over Frey's crossbar.

BBC: Rangers 0-0 Fiorentina